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Home Our information Response to Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary reportsHMIC responses - May 2016 Onwards

HMIC responses - May 2016 Onwards

Below are all responses issued to HMIC report during Alison Hernandez's tenure as Police and Crime Commissioner.

2019

HMICFRS The police response to domestic abuse – an update report - PCC's response

HMICFRS Inspection of the handling of cases involving disability hate crime - PCC's response

Stalking and Harassment - An Inspection of Sussex Police commissioned by The Police and Crime Commissioner, and an update on national recommendations in HMICFRS’S 2017 report - PCC's response

Response of the Police and Crime Commissioner of Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly to the HMICFRS Report Fraud: Time to Choose – An inspection of the police response to Fraud - PCC's response

HMICFRS The Poor Relation - the Police and CPS Response to Crimes Against Older People - PCC's response

2018

PEEL Effectiveness Inspection - PCC's response

Crime Data Integrity Inspection - PCC's response

JTAI of multi-agency response to sexual abuse in the family in Cornwall - PCC's rsponse

HMICFRS policing and mental health, picking up the pieces - PCC's response

2017

PEEL Efficiency Inspection - PCC's response

PEEL Legitimacy Inspection - PCC's response

Planes, Drones and Helicopters Study - PCC's response

2016

PEEL Effectiveness Inspection - PCC's response

PEEL Legitimacy Inspection - PCC's response

Crime Data Integrity Inspection - PCC's response

Best Use of Stop and Search Inspection - PCC's response